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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOuR-The market had bet.
corn. shppers svinced more Of disposition to take hold
grade; nSdsFs 7 realized hS;.
s n.y. soc hi. sup.rsns ss 50 To-
s. c s. IS O6ls @
@ y "a "a
SSs Including FIJI EE|rs 50 s5SS 90;
SsD q Sales 200 SSi snpsrans At
CoEN and aniet Yeov Wss5ean qaotsa
sso 5nis BTandy.ias g .BUcKwaEAT FLOUR
wore very quiet to-day
siss and s
@ s u .s al
rose SO &C. leaving the Deliveries
Tiis@G
E Et GIf'es' 's2s:
ess.. x 40 ..y5i ls slss
S S:::.s.I j s;:Ss:s s $ is''s si
cd at sa
.sll. Ms+ .cr
@ a1 ioGay and the look
op
bushels Options ere up Ia92'c and closed M firm
sss
s
No December, 5s@6otc cosing at sc,sc; 90 January
's S,s f.
Rsaa ssn i' sday and Hrs secsa ''' the
rise The former show. an advance OF ,sSac and
a ss s!sss
e. Ss,s $s;.
Psss%SsF SsaS7te Closing
sssns At s' &c. ' Ss Nav at 50
May, 3st 639'sc. closing at &c. -FEED nchahged
HAY An sTRAw-The demand for prime stock is quite
S Ss g &C., shipping SS s
96oc. straw-Long Rye 7o975c Short Rye. oo@9oc;
No tIsSEs- Sales 5000 hhds for Philadelphia
account February March and April shipment at 25c for %
... Es
oiI.s-Iard is firm at soc cottonseed irregular with
% Y% =: Sales Sa ss
% g ana s.nSs A.
s s@s IA Bore
deauI steam, hence 2lo0o Iushel, sli GlssgoU
i!f1n sinf'h TS I1sSs
9S
tnen hence British bark pgo5 5000 bs' p refined 5I pr
700 sasss eraas aaa back With oc
liverpool hence British bark SS. refined 2s &
Ss1s soS5 s9 refined
SS ,i;1 ,ss
bills at firm and UNCHANGED prices Mess quoted % for
Extra Prime, Sc 5oSsis75 Family Mess. SIS 5ssl7 25
@ nsssS"f sss a
BEEF HAMSIIn moderate demand onotsd at SIS 'o@
but CITY Cuts rnle quiet Prices we'll maintained
sAes 25 boxes Clear Bellies s4c and for Western delv-
nary private $50 tc boxes fresh packed Picked
snoassr Pickles .s, s' l S r II
Smoked Rams lic Smoked Shoulders sc....:: MIDDLEs-
SLOW and nominal here DRESSED HOGSiiavea fair de-
at prices. City heavy oligt 81 7sc Pigs IL.
market to-day While the dealings not especially brisk
the SPECULATION is comparaiyey moderate largely in Feb!
ward there further gain OF o. points closing at near
views Of holders checked material ling sales $50
Western steam spot 752tc closing a,oc- also 20
fined quoted nsnnai 1000 tcs Deeemeer 7.4Sa7 e4c.
59 Fsgg%aT sS,s 'o
$500 ,es May 77ss7 &c. closing 49, 5uIe closing So
firm. Demand manly for no grades Western Cream.
cry 2se Egn Slc Pennsyyania sOc STATE Creamery
tubs l9S23c.; State. frkns. i6 o2sc; Flrkins aud
iGs aa fas'0 Geam
The home trade demand oderate but shippers wants
i'c iatcr for Fancy September including Fancy October
81 Western factory AZ IA 'c Western fac
day IN sustaining n the demand is very a no
state 24a21c. Western 2oa25c Canada 2oS29sc, Lined
sUGA 1.-THE market for raw sugar continues nominal
Sales 900 bags Concrete. Refined firm Quotations;
ca. Ca Se cIu;as % P:w
+ 6ISse; White E1tr. G. s'aGci Extra e S6iSs5ss;
sTEARINE-Quiet but held City quoted SIC;
small sale at &c; oleomargarne 6tc Sales $1,000 No.
TALLow-FIrm and in fair demand Prime City quoted
47-l6c. Sales. 100000 ID. 47-iGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MApxer4

LIVERPOOL Dec $3.50 p m.-Dsef-The demand Is i'm.
prpringt prine mess steady. at j6x a. poor
nsna prime mess Eastern steady 6ls Hams In fair
nsnl tacon IN poor demand; cunber aal Cat dun
Shoulders nrn st 3es Chs-se In lie uand Tao Tur
pnIihe and hosin IN f. demand Lar Spot aud Futures
NJ air Item tnd prirs Western. January
atSs whea,-Ihe demand is Improving Flour de
maii Germ. rpo and ruiurss. In fair dema.d Mixed
Western spot s,ronE At 5a Deceabsr nrm 1t a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

fu,y 1sc higher Something carload Of Ohio PIE,
averaging Is to 1877 pounds. sold ct - toas6 90 sne
in market soil - c5at5 co. at which range oea'es
ouo.r Com Oh n Good Hogs.
Country Dressed In light demand but hrmer TOT HEAVY
yeg,is eu.tel 1T 3-ia6 fcc Heavy Tai 12c. for
Medium, and 34asc for Lght
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

49,, 10 e q n X K CO Ietesa
Trains leave West 42dst station follows. and 20 nn
utes earlier from foot Of Jay-st, North River:
Detroit and Chicago. 1888 m. 900. 1918 p. m
ST. Louis, 900, sSl5 D.
Syracuse. Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge. Niasxs
Falls 3:l5 1855 a.. m. 81: 90, 1918
Utica 3:15 800 all:3O M, 600 1915 p. m.
Kingston Saugerties, Catski. Albany. 5fj Ills. '9st
Cranstoo,s. West Point cornwall Newburg; .sl5 .7l1
'965 1918 also $500 $40. 600 sSlj. S:45 n
and 600 p. IN. Cranslon's. Cornwall. Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East 900 D. m.
Hamilton, London, $3.50 n H.. $780, 81 Toronto
1920 a. m. 1900. *8l5p m. -,
Elegant sleeping Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroia
Chicago st. Louis
daily fDay exc-pt Saturday Other daily exssge
Sunday s. Leave Jersey City. p r. II. station dll.1o
s3,40 M Hoboken. West Shore Station. dlls30 n
$3.50 p. IN.
For tickets timetables paror sleepingcar accommoaS
tons information. apply at Offices Brooklyn, 1913 Wask
ingtonst, 100 Futonst Annex Oaice foot OF futoask
New. YORK clty363 1885, 942 Brosdwiy 1881 3overy II
Park Place. and Vest Shore stations foot OF West t2s,
foot Of Jay-at. n. r. c. f. LAMBERT
6Vanderbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY RAPH.

L'yERPooI- Dec IA Observation-Disclosures closed ex.
cited Uplands Low Mldns clause December delivery,
4064d. sellers December and January delivery, 3964d.
buyers; January and February delivery 3964d buyers
February and March delivery 40U4d buyers March and
April delivery 4! sd buyers; Apri and May delivery
4364 buyers, MAY and delivery 456ld buyers:
June and July delivery AT 6i. sellers
delivery. 1854. buyers.
GALVESTON. Dec 1-Cotton-Frm Mddiing, 81 Low
Middlns. 9 Good Ordinary 80. net and receipts
1854 bales; exports coastwse 1881 bales. Sales 1730
baes stock, l16440 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

Sad January and February firm 4a 10sd Hops at Lon
den New srk State-There is nothing ensrnE
LONDON Dec. Ia p. -Produce-Linseed cake. rs, Sa
Cd. per Refined Petroleum. 6',d Q6kd. per gallon.
Spirits OF Turpcntins, 27s. AID. per cwt
ANTWERP Dec 1-Wilc0X's lard closed ae 80 francs per
kilos Petroeum-Fins Pale American II francs ~
ntmes mai ands ellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE. FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
speculation Yesterday presented some inter-
e.tius features times the trading spirited and the
result was Of dealings exceeding 1900 900 bar
res Although the report Of development work in tie oil
country bush In character In spite OF tho activity at
sa1onburg and although the days news from that district
was also buish, the market after opening at 742GTb
cents filed with selling orders which speedily carried
prices down 1911 cents The movement probably eXtin
batch Of small long Spectators and encour
aged bear sales but the buying the drop was
substantial and rallied values TO "a cents In tho after
noon hardening tendency reasered and then near
the close usual fight between the bull and bear parties
took place around rs cents There vigorous resistance
to the rising tendency but the sales we'll absorbed and
the figures the best OF tho day and cent above
the close on wednesday rates ranged from 20925
cents per 1000 for renewals down 10 cents for be-
lated borrowers.
The sharp contrast in oil markets Of yesterday and
wednesday suggests may be about ready TO
attempt inuse life the speculation There Is an ad
vance we-the Engehardtdue at saIonburg and 1t may
prove to be factor immediate situation. II large
one Il will probably renlt Saxonburgs out
nut but II small II will make still mere insignificant
tho ba influence OF this pool when set of against the
OF the shutdown outlook
for foreign But II not to DO supposed that the largo
interest outstanding wiz yield without struggle II
narKet beyond rs cents but only with the result OF
shaking firing out holders who would impede Use by
closer hands and adding to the OF oil sold
delivery which must be purchased bv the shorts at
car retard an values
far essenod the apparent ability OF the opera
for fall to accomplish reactions The market closed
strong ,,-. a., 1,,
dated Exchange were ~ follows
Opening ...........-.-.-. 7ts Lowest .....- 73,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Gearbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Prof ssors. Teachers Tutors, Gov.
ernesses, &C., 70 Colleges Schools and Families Apply
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG-gULTON. % Union Square.
A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ esses supplied; no charge TEACHERS registered
free vacancies always on hand form for stamp r T.
AVERY, American School Bureau, West l4th.st. n. Y.
CCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
~ Oldest and best known in U. s. Established 1853
East l4thst. n. Y.
TUTORS, GOVERNESSES, PROFESSORS.
Teachers OF all branches Circulars OF choice schools
supplied to parents Modern Languages spoken.
MIRIAM COYRIERE
81 East l7thst between 4tb-ave and Broadway.
J'EACHERS, Tutors. Musicians, Organists,
Singers Governesses Companions. Matrons, House
keepers supplied Schools and Families Miss NJ. f. DON
OvANS Teachers Bureau and Musical Agency, 80 East
14th.st
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU flor both sexes supplies Professors. Teach
Governesses, Musicians. Housekeepers Companions
&C. 10 COLLEGES schools and families also Bo0kkeepers
tonographers and CODyists TO business firms
Mrs. A. b. CULVER, 1923 shave. New.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

ssss fan'' creamery 20 'A''' 1'"-'' AS
So y'7 wAs: Ss% sssIs
sG 0q.a os. %.rs fGf ns 81 &C.
.. sfs'
SAFE, Of sS barrels Of sn.sa sosSs On Il: basis q
s Ss% @
te%%ss .ns tsas s4ss5is r.ss.ss and sussnss.
western and f:as,.l7.as sass9sa: So q:
S,: =. ss:,:;
$ sSSihsn To3s Clear $50 G9:
e;.s: 'sss 't. Gs' :s
ss.: . ss:s q e. s. s 90
%.ssi nsssFs Rcd Or 1.ss%ss1 s!$sssss;
Cor Corn SAFE: new No. grain S:Dc, sss
%s new a s sTsa ss y
i.r S;s.%ss! e. sss;.s' Ssra.ry ssssss'
90 for :. 3 o :sSi S %ss, &c.
Wit. ;9S5i :tos.s: ssss 80 ws;s $ss: S.slas @
ss DO or January do Tor FsopSsss ss
M,rsn
eaSsse: Barssnl: White 5se.
sa aS a:T to
3 Bet s e6s 'g ss. .r Gs sst %
r.rk ass, SD s1nis Co. d: S.: ness nav So So
cure, 6. s%s. clear .SSs "a: sSsss DO
&C. DO de- smoked 7sS.o BsIiis; In pickle
R,hnsi 81 co. Steam 81 4n07 b0 Butchers loose
So 1880 Butter nrm-Pepnavlvania Creamery Extra
a 3Oci Western Creamery Extra Al 30t.: &. and n.
Y. Crosnorr Extra - e25c. Packing butter lOsl2e.
Cheese steady. New York Full Cream 2Gl2tc Ohis
Flats Choice II 1alls.c do Fair to Prime l0lSll4c
Ohio other Western Psrolsuu-7A
ADsi test 1. L9 7c suxar-Renssd stronger Gr.nuated
Al u 1886 - n,ctiblsr, A Al Sac. Powdered
Gl5l6s. Feed scarce frm Winter Bran $40 50 ss2l 90
ton keceiDis-Four 1890 bbls. Wheat T. 200 buss
Corn $4,000 0ash Oats 5000 BUSH Sbipments-w
5.0J' bush. Corn $500 sush Uats 200 bush
l. act fRh .Cast
n,eemier S3te: Nav s9Sc, Corn dull. firm. Cash sic;
Cash 81 TO- December 81 l2Le. Reccipis-Whea III OOJ
bush Corn 1000 bush. Oats 1000 bush. SnIpmonts-
Wheat $4,000 bush Oats 4.o0s basi. C.overssoi 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Qrean Cleaners.

=
l. LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA CEN
TRALA SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From Now. York foot OF Canal.st., N. r.
For San Francisco, via the lsthmus OF Panama
COLON sails ~aturtsv. December 10. noon.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
From San Francisco, 1st and Brannau sts,
for China and Japan
CITY OF PEKING sails Saturday, Dec. 10, D.
For freight and general information apply at
pany's office the pier, foot OF Csnalst, n. r.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD w"
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
ON and after NovetakAr 20 trains ie1vs


On and after Noventsr 20 trains ie,vs
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
c Largest ana Finest Passenger station In America
.stoppng at New Upiows Station on l3sthst az ootsd
cars TO Albany Troy and syracuse also to Montreal ana "a
's5os. m, the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED Gomez.
sxclasvsy OF Buffet dininscar arawnrro,S
Buffalo Erie Cleveland aud Toledo arriving Chicago "a
1880 m, chicago Express drawnsroom car, 70 O..
tiis0 = m, wsstern NswYort AMI Northern ErD,...
$3.50 p. m. Albany Troy and Utica special with ar,v,
room cars to Albany and Troy Connects Troy for ssrS
= p. M. Accommodation to Albany ana Troy
rep m Fast Chicago Cincinnati aud ST. Iouls rxnr..
with slcepngcars for Niagara Falls Buffalo susnepso.
Bridge CeyslaId Cincinnati IndiaRapss So Louis re-
t8i30 Montreal and Canandaigua Express dav az,
lngcars TO Pattsburg AMI Montreal via Reues Psut M
via st Albans also 10 Syracuse and Canandsaua daiv
cept sunday Sunday train does OF Albsn, W.
g m. Special sleeper arrives Rochester TAO m Bul
lli3o m Night Express with sleeping Aubura
Geneva CanaDdaigua Rochester, Buffalo Niagara PaiIc
Eieveland Toledo Dersit and Chicago slespngcars =
Waes'owa VIA utca daily except Saturday also to canss.
12;oO Night Express with sleeping-cars TO Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning West
LOT Lake George and for the North except
Tickets and space in drawing and ssepngcarso On
sale at Grand Central STATEN xl3 1855 aad 93
X PARK Place, Battery Place so West 12jthsr sa4
lSSth.st station, New.Ysrk 1913 Washinrton and 73J
Fulton sts, Brooklyn, aud 10 Fourthst Williamsburg
Run daily others daily except sunday stop a. l3s,s
sa'cD up passengers iHr SH snd WssT
General superintendent General Passenger Agent .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

sS and r.sk sS, seS Valley
400. $50 p. Sundays $50 m. sp IN.
ERIE RAILWAY. Through trains leave
~ 23ds minutes earlier than time shown from Cham.
earlier
M Week days $50 sun avs-Day Express. Buffet Draw
man Sleeping from HornesviiIe to cincinnati u'
sS Of pa 81 tS sssS.. solo
vile. Cory Akron Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago and
ep ~: .%' Pullman Sleep
s.s,ns esssS.. i Pa%.n
Salamanca Cincinnati and Chicago "s"' '''."
1.s R'i:s Tts6 IT, sS 7ss 1Sss
sS$?sSs
$ saG
a's soS So? &c. 'ls S %
ss' sSns sS t G lSS L %Sa.S AGO. 600
Newark and Paterson. via Newark week days sts $50
'S & ': Ia l ss ss' ssss 60 sS SS go
$50 ssa sS ess s 49, HSsG ~ s"s 2 mild mid
wsS: .' a.: $50 ~ as' 50"
sersatSn and week 1SsV a.ys syS
Middlstoyn and Pert Jesv: week days 445 7so 1870
o.,Sss n AZ 'ua', sso loo ,o
q ilsO ,. Sundays. I:iS. $50. 1880 a m. 8, $780,
tho cAo
Ing and transfer Of baggage left the Csmpanys
ticket Offices Nos 3i7 t0l I'll 957 Broa 1871 West
ST.. Now-York No. 33l Fultou-st. Brsekyn; SO Mont.
gemeryst jersey Ciiy or at the Conpauy's stations
express trans from the west arrive NewYork at 755
'YiSI Il sot 'Ga ' Ssn Hsr FARMER orA.
A-R0NDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
Il KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Cranston's
posstr roinn Cornwall Nswburg MaIboroush Milton
aware stony Glove and Catskiii Mountain Railroads
every week dav Al pier Harrison st. excep
satur'av when City OF Kingston leaves at l y. M.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
Jay In. follows ''-~
rs.5u t2ai moniIsso a % for Midse.owa
Utica Rene, ONEIDA Fulton. oswego. Buffalo, Detroit Chi.
West t2dst, 4lbp NJ, Jay.st. 1855 D. H. for Middle
own E!ls nvile Waikiki Valley poinIa
west 42st. 535 D. IN. JaysL. sis daily Ma.
dlrtown. Fall,burg. Liberty Walton Norwich Oneida
oswrg SUSPENSION Bridge. Detroit. Chicago 81 Louis
fuliaan sl-~ping.car berhs reserved vt O7 Rreidway
lime tables tickets &c, a 2D7 JO7, 0i 1895 Broadway
YORK j. 4. ANDEIlsON a p A
is Exchange place. New.york.
A LBANf BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE--Pal-
~ ace Steamers DREW ami DEAN RICaMONp ieays
every week dy at p m. troa' Pier IL y. Il. foot VI
freight received until the hour o. departure,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Daurirlg Academies.

A LIEN DODWORTH, No. 681 Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS.
circular.
GENTLEMEN, Monuay ard Thursday Evenings
See special circular.
PAVANE and other Dodworth publications at Gordon &
Sons Is East 14thst.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 629 Madi.
"A sOnave-Private lessons and every day.
semby with convenience for receptions
mans and select dancing parties
WALTZ taught rapidly private and class
w lessons all Dancing Academy. 80 5th
Two large halls for entertainments terms moderate
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1852
East 55h-st. Drank Building). Glasses form.
and elias, lessons Reopsaag reception Taos
day. October IL Send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

w Ton QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEKPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMER
capt. Eufion.
Capt. e1Eesdag DEC y. 10
REPuBLic. Capt DAWSON. =. Wednesday, Dec IL. a
'ADRIAfic. Capt Cameron. We Desay. Doc H. 10 m.
Prom White star Lock. foot OF West l0ih.st
hAIEsI-aiasn. $50: sG, $50 and sOo Return tickets
on A'ofaDe terms from the Old County
w second cabin passengers carried these steamers
te sSo ana SS3 excursion 80 and sG For inspection oil
plans or other lnfor apply tho compays Once No
IL broadway, Nsw.Ysrk J. BRUCE IsNAY, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

OIL CITY, Penn. Doc l.-Nstiosd Transit Certificates
spensd at TAI; highest 7bS; lswest 732 closed 1874
Sales S24 900 J,rrsl esarancs 3l50o0 barrels chsr.
ters 1924 barrels shpmenta 6D997 barrels runs.
70 SOL barrels -
rIrrsrURG. Penn. Dec. 1.-Peroleum fairly active Ma
tenal Transit Certificates opened at "a G closed at 75t
highest, 75S lowest 73'.
TITUsvILLE. Penn Dec. l-Nationa Trsu. Certificates
opened at 74sl highest rs lowest. 1871 closed. 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Qeean Gfcamers.

THE U. S. AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. co.
o or nsa
wsss,sy
PAUL 7. GEkHARD { co. Gon. Asts. 81 Broad.st. Ny
A NCHOR LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Fr:@ Fs Va Mp r. loot Gsroys
g. M Be-: 4
s Dfsf Lysnss aas s
rf fny owos ss Nrys
NoRDDEsHgTpSsGGH1GgEE1 E k4 e }JSS s.; CO.
NEwyoRR s s6u HHEta re Eo SNp BREMEN
steamer; ~ s 5sP gss. sf' ss; #s''s'a
b.d PEE & m W Dec Doc "a 70 M
TAX: a.sis wed
0.sn III ssF1 Co.. s ss :n at s
JAPAN CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
SAN Steamers leave san Francisco e fellows. No. .,
ooEANIo. %sa"s:dsy JsS il.
GAELIC. BELGiC, SAN PXBL %s''A' '''' =
superby Apponted-supsnor ACCOMMODATIONS
cabin Sss Broadway Se"YOfF or Room r.
OA" Du'a,ns' s'u IEI&Y6 STANFORD. President
T. Fl. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
roS sssSEs ss!5 sEHAS5Sf
N. IL.
S Sss:$;s
MySM "A; Js 1anS1ry
$50 ss 9
.1-N' 4. n UNDEEHiEL { CO. s. B1oaaway. n. Y.
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
FAST E a;i' e s' NAIL 1iv SERVICE.
SATURDAY Dec. TO- 1870 m
s ssnTssy Dec Dec u j. 7? m
caSin passage. $50 $50 and 500: intermediate ss5
tickets to and from very
rates For freight ssa apply to tho company Office
D0""nSS i:6 MI il SRowN CO. General Agent.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN-
oompany,s Per ln.x No q North River o't,i I.,,.
L. asEf&dNk 10 sita;.s Dee ei M
sas acc IS
RED STAB TAB LINE; xr..n,,
SATURDAY be- i:
%n;s sso,ni F G, s 81 -
fTfs %afff sons e.a As IS Broadway.
TNMAN LINE. U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
Sly OF OF S.sa'iss e:
a.urdas Dec ~ $50 D. M
cs jT$sssSSs,Si.rs
$50 sTEERAGE SO % A"a op""'" ~
PETEawRioHr sons Is qs sasssr As' e. T.
WHITE STAR LINE.
HoyAG AND United STATES MAI; sT ~!
;SEGTIf S.%S %sds:ssss pee
Capt dssrs w ss Dec ~ M
From White star Lock foot q Nest i9n,sL
On favorable terms sieeaso from or u the Old County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
BOSTON $500 fer First-cass Limited Tickets
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS
Steamers PILGRIM AMI BRISTOL leave Pier 90 ~ r.
foot OF Murravst at 43O m. daily sundays inclndsf
Connection By Annex beat from Brooklyn ani Jersey Ctr 4
p. Returning trains connecting with steamers q
Fall River leave Boston week days at 6a III, sundays
p. H. An orchestra each steamer
Tickets Sater0oms principal trlasfac
ticket Offices at oftce on pior rs, aud steanera
NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck ain
~ Per 25 R. At 3p and IL Sundays excsptsdl
steamers arrive IN time for early trains north and east
FOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Il Steamer KAATERSKILL Tuesday, Thursday as1
Saturday at p. m. from footof Jay.st, N. r.
Connecting with Boston aud Albany Railroad
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WHEAT
Opening Highest Lowest ClOsin

Flour was In better demand and sales wore larger.
As last quotsd-Chsce Fancy Winter Patents 81 90
a. 70 Southern Winters So 60e3 So. Michigan aud
Wisconsin So 80 co. fair Choice seconds So %
1881. Choice to Fancy Minnesota Patents "a 1894 %
Wheat s. 10 "a 80 Minnesota Bakers In sacks
1926 Medium Choice soft springs So % % S. Low
Grade Springs 1892 90 Rye Flour in barrels 81 so 03 90
Cash quotations follows-No Spring Wheat at
77sc No Spring Wheat eesc. No Red 779c;
NJ Cora 41tc; No. Oats 2s,sc. No; Eye
Prm. timothy Seed at 50 81: Moss PORK per Dbl.
siI 5Odl475. Lard per 100 10 81 as Short Ribs Sides
loose 81 62s Dry Sailed Shoulders boxed So 5O@5 So
Short cisaT aes boxed So 00SsS To- Whiskey dis!srs
finished rooda mar sallou saf TL07Jc
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ kAILWAY-Trains leave ferries Wast lod NM

A LBANf BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE-Pal-
"a ace Steamers DREW ami DEAN RICaMoNp leave
every week nay AZ p H. from Pier IL y. Il. foot VI
freight received until che hour Of departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02
Steam oats aro Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Transleavo from Chamberss Station week days
Englewood Tenady Closter Spark and Nyack $780, 7lO
go s $50 and 1a;so n" l15 800 80 S:29
$50 a. m. and p. m: For Manuel Spring Valley
Mensey and Tallmans week days. $50. 7l0. $50 IN.
400, $50 D. Sundays $50 a mr Sp.
ERIE RAILWAY.-ThrOugh trains leave
IL 23d-st minutes earlier than time from Cham
bers-st: local 23d.st from 10 mnutss
earlier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

Prooklva.

TINE GlsITTENDEN.
ENGLISH PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
and kindergarten for both soscs
81 Hicks.sf. corner Of Pineapple
SECOND YEAR septc,nber ~ Miss H. M.WHEELEA
Principal Eight years connected with the Packer coss
late Institute. second term brgus Nov -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-02

q KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING At Cranston's
vest f0intl, Cornwall. Newburg Marlborough Milton
poushkeepse and Esopu connecting Ulster and Del
aware stony Glove and Catskili Mountain Railroads.
Ssesmsrs ,ity Of Knrsten aud James w Baldwin leave
every week dav Al foot
SATURDAY, when City OF Kingston leaves at l D. M